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You may not be right with this.

It seems whenever Jurrah gets injured it takes him twice as long as most to recover.

Also I do not understand why the FD would consider the NT thing a reason to leave him out.

Can you explain why please?

I don't know, maybe they want to keep him out of the media spotlight?

Maybe they don't think he is mentally up to it?

Whatever it is, you can't be permanently 2-4 weeks away unless his ankle is trying to attack and eat the rest of his leg.

This is not Nick Smith we are talking about.

Hopefully someone *cough* Rudeboy *cough* can shed some light on this mystery.

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    I don't know, maybe they want to keep him out of the media spotlight?

    Maybe they don't think he is mentally up to it?

    Whatever it is, you can't be permanently 2-4 weeks away unless his ankle is trying to attack and eat the rest of his leg.

    This is not Nick Smith we are talking about.

    Hopefully someone *cough* Rudeboy *cough* can shed some light on this mystery.

    I share your frustration Jaded.

    But he might just be still injured.

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    I don't know, maybe they want to keep him out of the media spotlight?

    Maybe they don't think he is mentally up to it?

    Whatever it is, you can't be permanently 2-4 weeks away unless his ankle is trying to attack and eat the rest of his leg.

    This is not Nick Smith we are talking about.

    Hopefully someone *cough* Rudeboy *cough* can shed some light on this mystery.

    Went to training last Thursday and he was running without any trouble from where I was watching. He ran quite a few laps as well, may be fitness related?

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